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778hbff
4y ago
By this argument you are validating the invalid type of argument GP is making.
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778hbff
4y ago
The criticism was on the country, representing its system of academic publications, not on Chinese people and characteristics unique to their genetics or similar. Your argument is similar to calling anybody an antisemite who criticizes Isra
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778hbff
4y ago
> You'd have a hard time meeting emissions requirements Not sure what emissions you are thinking about from an electric car that needs regulation circuits. You know, the thing I'm talking about. (And that I'm still claimin
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778hbff
4y ago
Second/larger trash can? Bring the trash yourself to a trash collection station, if your municipality/country has those? (Mine does; it's a blessing.)
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778hbff
4y ago
You seem to be completely ignoring the rest of the iceberg that this glorified screen rests on. And no, not every car needs to have top-end leather heated fake-racing shaped seats. Some people just want to get from A to B and not everybody
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778hbff
4y ago
That's not what GP was critizising tough.
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778hbff
4y ago
Having worked salary jobs in tech in both countries, I can tell you that hierarchies are a much bigger thing in Germany than in the U.S. In tech companies as well as in academia, FWIW. Her Professor, Herr Direktor, these are actually still
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778hbff
4y ago
No matter what happened, this is not a mature way to talk to people. Even in the face of disagreements, why can't people be decent?
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778hbff
4y ago
> Fast forward to now, and pretty much everyone has the attitude of "f*k these guys", doesn't want to be there and will do the bare minimum to get by. And anybody with that attitude should rightfully be let go. It's m
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778hbff
4y ago
Heated seating doesn't need to turn my car into a smartphone. A reasonably simple stereo neither. Bascially what you could have in a car in the 70s. It would be interesting to know how much cost it would cut to leave out the hundreds o
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778hbff
4y ago
> Many of these companies have a small portion making most of the profits, and all the others eating them up (see: VR, Voice). Depends on your time horizon. You can fire allof engineering tomorrow. Costs will drop dramatically, revenue s
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778hbff
4y ago
Market opportunity! A meta streaming service that dispatches you towars the service that has the show you want to watch. Of course it needs to work in colaboration with the actual streaming services and diatribute revenue proportional to se
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778hbff
4y ago
> if there were an electric car for under $10K Somebody should make a concept car that is electric but without any electronics (apart from battery and the motors, obviously). Apart from the battery, what's expensive in a modern elec
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778hbff
4y ago
> In practice the market has spoken as to what kind of a form-factor people find the most useful for personal transportation That market contains the heavy lobbying by oil firms and car industry to keep trains at the sorry state they are
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778hbff
4y ago
Purhase a trash can with a sturdy lid. Problem solved. Get a bunch of nets for your fruit trees. Not pretty, but problem solved.
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778hbff
4y ago
Which is odd in and by itself. Whenever you have a review with me as your employee and we discuss salary, consider this as a from-scratch negotiation. Just as if I just had quit, left the company, and now somebody new (me) showed up at the
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778hbff
4y ago
Could tie them to the life of your dog or so. Be upfront about age and health of it and perhaps your creativity scores a few customers on that plan.
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4y ago
> and I proceeded to play on company-time in my cubicle the rest of the day > To get to the bottom-line, I never got that promotion To state the obvious .. these two are likely related.
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778hbff
4y ago
Plain foo.js file. Included in the web page. That's it. No compilation, uglify, translation, crap. Plain file, straight from your scm.
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778hbff
4y ago
> JS is the first language to really solve the distribution problem Excuse me, what? I just spilled my coffee all over the desk. Care to explain what you mean with the problem and how js "solved" it? In my view dependencies and